Toronto School of Management students have a practical range of part-time job options, especially in downtown Toronto.

Common Part-Time Job Options

Job type	What students do
On-campus support	Student services, admin and recruitment support
Retail jobs	Flexible shifts in downtown shops and services
Hospitality work	Hotels, cafes, restaurants and event venues
Co-op related work	Paid or unpaid entry-level roles related to study
Administrative work	Offices, reception and customer support
Freelance or digital work	Marketing, data or content tasks for students with the right skills

What TSOM Says About Student Work

TSOM's Career Services team helps students search for co-op placement, job search opportunities and career planning. The school also maintains job boards and career workshops that can help students build confidence before they look for part-time or co-op roles.

Because the campus is in downtown Toronto, part-time work can often be found in nearby business districts, hospitality venues and service industries, which is convenient for students balancing classes and work.

Around Downtown Toronto

Downtown Toronto gives students access to a large and varied job market. For TSOM students, that matters because the campus is close to business districts, hotels, restaurants, transit and a lot of entry-level service work.

If you are willing to plan your schedule carefully, the city can make part-time work easier to combine with a focused career program.

Best Fit For September 2026

For students arriving in the September 2026 intake, the best strategy is to start looking at job boards and career support as soon as you are enrolled.

TSOM is a good fit if you want part-time work that aligns with a fast, practical career plan in Toronto.